Taking difference seriously is a key anthropological aim. Recent debates in anthropology surrounding the ‘Ontological Turn’ have brought to forefront need recognise extent of epistemological colonialism accounts. Proponents Ontological Turn suggested that take anthropologists should engage recursive anthropology: enabling concepts they encounter through fieldwork reconfigure concepts. Where OT ...

In recent decades, bed bugs have swept across wealthy industrialized nations. After near extirpation in North America and Northern Europe, the return of these insects has led to a significant level public anxiety cultural notoriety. Here, we undertake an analysis human-bed bug relations order both better understand this contemporary resurgence critically examine concept “companion species.” We ...

Symbolic and non-symbolic number representations are thought to share common neural substrates. However, recent studies have shown that the two numerical systems are more distinct than previously thought. These disparate findings may be explained by the use of sequential presentations of symbolic and non-symbolic quantities, the use of magnitude-reliant tasks, or the use of limited number range...

abdullah al-baradouni and jalal ad-din muhammad mawlawi suggest some common ontological themes which are represented in themes like “freedom”, “astonishment”, “estrangement” “death”.  there are lots of similarities between two poets. two poets represent these themes with a sincere mystical approach. theme of freedom is represented in the  poems of two poets by a mystical approach and it means b...

Homeless people have been found to exhibit high levels of personal disability (mental illness, substance abuse), extreme degrees of social estrangement, and deep poverty. Each of these conditions poses unique housing problems, which are discussed here. In the 1980s, the number of poor people has increased and the supply of low-income housing has dwindled; these trends provide the background aga...

‖ If we look upon the intellectual relationships of the mathematical sciences to philosophy as they have developed since the times of the Enlightenment, we notice with satisfaction that mathematical thought is now at the point of regaining the powerful influence on philosophical speculation that it possessed up to Kant’s time, but then suddenly lost completely. That sudde...

This paper discusses the late Michael Dummett’s characterization of the estrangement between physics and philosophy. It argues against those physicists who hold that modern physics, rather than philosophy, can answer traditional metaphysical questions such as why there is something rather than nothing. The claim is that physics cannot solve metaphysical problems since metaphysical issues are in...